Egyptian Artist Shrugs off Violence, Paints Church Murals

On a scaffold several stories high beneath the dome of a Cairo church, Ayman William paints for the glory of God, unfazed by recent attacks against his fellow Coptic Christians in Egypt.   The church, deep within the dusty alleyways of one of the many informal neighborhoods that have sprung up to accommodate the capital’s surging population, is building a new extension. And William, 41, who has painted murals in churches as far away as Kuwait and California, is happy to...

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